The Chiropractors’ Association of Australia is currently winding up its 2015 Annual Conference. The CAA has been very busy in the evidence-PR-mobile in an attempt to stop the likely haemorrhage of members to the new, more evidence-based representative association, Chiropractic … Continue reading →

It has been just over one month since I last wrote about the Chiropractors’ Association of Australia’s glamour couple, Jennifer Barham-Floreani and husband Simon Floreani – both of whom are/were members of the thoroughly disreputable anti-vaccination organisation, the Australian Vaccination-skeptics … Continue reading →

[Originally published as Anti-vaccine chiropractors redux 13 – what’s new at CQU?] Yesterday afternoon I noticed a tweet from Central Queensland University which linked to a CQU published news article highlighting a visit by a local chiropractor to a class of … Continue reading →

Jennifer Barham-Floreani (nudge, nudge) is Australia’s most successful chiropractic entrepreneur, with her Well Adjusted Babies business featuring all over the world. Barham-Floreani’s misinformation is everywhere; you would have seen this list, in meme form, on the bulk of chiropractic Facebook … Continue reading →

Almost two years ago I published evidence that many chiropractors were sneaking into hospitals, without permission, to check, adjust and/or manipulate their customers. Last week we were informed that a notification had been lodged against Ms Helen Alevaki, the president-elect … Continue reading →

It’s almost that time of year again. In three weeks wingnuts from across the world will converge on California for the chiropractic event, California Jam – a name stolen from a 1970s rock festival. CalJam is the creation of anti-vaccine, … Continue reading →

Eighteen months ago the Chiropractic Board of Australia, reacting to a string of examples of chronic anti-vaccinationism from its members, issued a press release stating that it was finally taking a stand. On August 8 2013 the CBA stated this: The … Continue reading →